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Pierre Corneille 1606–1684: Critical Essay by P. J. Yarrow

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SOURCE: "The Realism of Corneille (1) Characters," in Corneille, St Martin's Press, 1963, pp. 178-229.

In the following excerpt, Yarrow provides a close study of Corneille's characterization.

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